I don't really get where everyone is seeing this. I see about 10 different comments "WELL YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO INFORM YOUR PARTNERS OF ANY STD'S" but that doesn't really appear to the be the point of this article. He could be an ex from 5 years ago for all we know. And the article makes it clear he is her EX.

Yeah, people loooove to complain about Miami but I don't know, its not that bad. Its my home so of course I'm biased, but my friends are cool, my hangouts are chill/cheap, housing really is just not as expensive as people say it is, and the weather is usually awesome. There are assholes, but there are also awesome…

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This is so wrong on so many levels. A girl's sexuality should not be related in any way to her father. Pledging her purity to him is the most sexist, regressive, and patriarchal act one can do in contemporary American society. Its even more literal than a father giving away the bride at a wedding.

But that is my point, that was a specific feminist act. Rhianna doesn't have blatant feminist acts like that.

Team TLC.

After watching season 1 of OITNB I went and watched every movie that Taryn Manning has been in. She is SUCH a good actress and I loved watching Pennsatucky. She nailed that role.

People who don't have a facebook sure love to talk about how they don't have a facebook.

This is what I don't get with people. Perhaps I'm just apathetic or naive, but I don't really care if Facebook has my conversations. I talk about the most inane shit with my friends via facebook chat, and my statuses are usually just youtube videos of songs I like, or pictures of my cats. The whole "THE GOVERNMENT IS…

Same here :-/

I am a little confused. Why did you post your height and weight?

Wow! Who could have foreseen this?!?!?!?

I agree with you. I think that we have an entire generation of heterosexual men being raised on extremely violent internet porn, and for many of them I'm sure its the only "sex ed" they're getting. I think its a very big problem.

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This bitter and nasty comment made me laugh out loud, and for what it's worth, I agree with you!

I always feel a little mixed on this topic. I went to a private school and the uniforms were pretty ghastly. We had to wear polo shirts that were very hot, but I never really considered protesting it because, well, that was the uniform. I get that its unfair to shame a girl for wearing shorts, especially when its hot…

You know you're actually learning about history when you feel uncomfortable.

It could very well be just my group, but I remember when I was in high school (I think the first iPhone was released when I was a freshman, so texting with pictures was getting more popular and easy) it was pretty uncommon for girls to send naked photos of themselves to other people. Like, the few girls that did so,…

"Is it because the "dime pieces" are literally the only ones on your radars?"

I thought "vanity sizing" was a term my mom made up! Haha!